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modern times. seem feeble in comparison.
An increase of population, an acquisition
of capital, is the most efficient means of
promoting more rapid development of
these almost inexhaustible riches
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES.
Some account of the climate and agri,
cultural resources Of this section can bat
be interesting to the intending immigrant,
and more especially to those who desire to
gain livelihood bv the culture of the
soil. The year is divided into the dry and
rainy seasons. The dry season includes
the greater part of the spring, all of the
summer, and large portion of the fall.
During all this tine there is constant sun
shine. Heavy dews fall in the spring and
autumn, while the summer nights are
more or less dry. In the middle of sum-
mer day the heat is sometimes great, but
II has nothing of that depressing, sutfocat-
ing character observable at the same season
of the year in the Atlantic States, or those
of the Mississippi valley The atmosphere
retains its clearness and invigorating in
tluenee. However warm day may have
been, toward evening the
AIR BECOMES FREsHER AND COOLER,
And whilst the temperature remains mild
and agreeable, it is just cool enough to
make person enjoy light blanket.
The rainy season generally commences
in the latter part of November, and lasts
till about April The rainy season does
not mean perpetual rain; it may rain
sometimes for a week or fortnight to-
,, gether, with occasional cessation during
the day; but then again there are inter
walls Of fine sunny weather, lasting also for
one or two weeks, and these are perhaps
! without exception the most agreeable
periods OF the year. In fact, the rainy
season Of this section resembles nothing so
! much rs a rainy summer in New England.
The temperature rarely falls to freezing,
even at attitudes Of several thousand feet,
and light frosts are usually the only thing,
| except the rains and portion of the trees
shedding their leaves, TO indicate the win
ter season.
An ABUNDANCE OF WATER
Throughout the year. On the SUBMITS of
the hIuhar Siarrac tho c,1c1,-o Of
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since January, 1881: go,
( highest; 250, lowest
POPULATION OF FL DORADO COUNTY.
The popula ton of FL Dorado county.
according to the census Of 1880, was rs
! follows:
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Independence mine. McnGop
5ambbn niue, fairpay
allmet nine. Diamond Springs.
Nashville ne... {
AoAtezime mine, Nashville
Syrlnsheld niiue. DcracO--.-.......
ioiatlt- mfIe, II DOraGo ........... !
FOcahoc tas mine. ri Dorado. ........-...... - i.
bfVi a. II lnlEe. RI or
i1aceTFiite Gold Quar- C1lip.t y-....-.-...... q
sillier mine Riacervi'
GFiHith CONSOLIDATED. ia1IOiid Springs ....it
iia Ices mine, Place eivillr.................. i
Mcneil mine, PlsCsTNii le...... .........
! gO,.eut mine ,ieoTg.sfos svti.-.-....... II
r;ouioer mine, S.een Valley
PyEaInid mloe. Green Val ley..-.............-....
sandaila mine, Shia gle >pr.1i.ss.
Biz Canyon Gold Mining ca. Shingle Spungsy yC
Fort Yuma mine, Shingle springs. III
Siarksviiie mine. ClarksI
}feg9r lDiae. Placerville ............. Il
- dorado mine. + Dorado. i
Hai.ssn mine. GeorgetoyTn.
Parker Bros. mine. Aend0H....---.--....--.....
seoroni mine, Grizzly Fiat...-.-CaGnon-b ball nil
oiS Iafh Can iioD-bal mil
In addition TO the above quart mills
there are ten gravel mills in the vicinity
Of Pisneraille operating l20 stamps.
THE NORTH DIVIDE.
The comfy is pretty nearly evenly d.
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their discovery or from
the persons who first took
up abodes near them.
The most extensive is Ia
hoe. Its elevation is up
wards OF 5000 feet, its
great depth reaching a
maximum Of more than
1900 feet. Its exquisite
purity and beauty OF col
or, the grandeur Of It's
snowy mountain walls, It's
fine beachse and shore
groves of pine, make it
the most picturesque and
attractive of all the Cali
fornia lakes. This lake
is about twenty miles
long by ten wide, and is
navigated by several small
steamers.
Being off the line of
trunk railway, the fruit
lands of FL Dorado coun-
ty are not so well known
as those of Loomis, Pen
ryn and Newcastle, in
Placer county. The cit
rus and deciduous fruits
grown in Placer are grown
equally successful in FL
Dorado. They are both
what are termed foothill
counties - separated hy
the North Fork of the
American river, which
/ serves simply as a diyid-
ing fence IN a fertile field.
Placer county took the
first
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- ~ ANS'ANtN' III &bHlAtit llt-
Township, at an altitude
Of $500 feet, where he is
successfully growing pears,
peaches, plums, cherries,
French prunes, ,grapes,ch
nuts, butternuts, mulber-
ries, raspberries, blackber-
ries and apples, that are
as good as the best grown
anywhere, and are never
bothered by pests. This
lind, when sown to hay,
yields from two to three
tons TO the acre.
VIM. P. Newell finds no
dimcul Y in raising the
finest Of fruits -prunes.
NC ines, Plums, apples,
apricots, peaches, pears and
grapes--at his place in the
same town ship, at an ait
tude Of 3.l00 feet. where he
has resided fer years.
RAINFALL AND TEAIPEBA-
TURE At PLACERvLLE.
Following Is Il record of
the rainfall at Pllcerville
since Septem Ter, 1879. kept
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StlmTS
Revenge mil and mine Greenwood. 10
ln-epiinc mine Nolclupviile......- ....-.........2 . }
SGte &ouutain mine, Slate Mountain.......l 10
8urlha;u muo GcorSst07Gn .,......... :
Taylor NINE Garden valley. 12
lphcT Tiuc, Kelsey y................-. ..... - p
ko cncfaus nEe Garden y....................0
EHrcSa IN he, ficorgc.oW n.......... .......1 o
clipper mine, Gco:ge,Own .................... :
Lone jack m,Gc. Garden Valley ....... >
Melton inine Ciizziy
Nj. Pleasant mine Grizzly Flat................1 20
Nj. Hope mine. GTilZy t 1 .
Norcy mine. Grizzly Flat........... ............ =
Pleasant Valley mine II,
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\ FISE SYSTEM OF F1nE-rLrGs

Receiving their water supply from a re-
servoir on the top Of high hill Just south
Of the town, which operate to keep iusur-
ance rates down to a mere nominal feure.
j. 4 J. Blair have for long seriea ofyoars
supplied this people with lumter, ihev
having three mills in operation 4 few miles
east Of l,lacercillc or the old cuigraut
road. by lc.pine choice stock Of paints.
oils, glass, toilet articles ard parig.aerv in
stock, $. ). Alden aud Nm. +. Fairchild
each manage 10 thrive in Keeping drug
stores. In hardware, tinwa7e, glassware.
croclery, eie., NeathcrwaN IL I.dbertson.
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RESIDENCE OF A. 7. CULBERTsoN.

IIeeily Obserra, published by w. II. H.
Fellows. There are two weU-equipped
fire companies-Coniidence, No. l, and
Neptune, No. ?, together with
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Throughout the year. On the SUBMITS of
the higher Sierras the SHOWS of centuries
remain untouched by the blazing shafts of
the MONDAY sun. Farmers in Ell Dorado
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The white population Of the county at
this time is estimated at over $4,000; that
OF the city of Placeryille $500.
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modern times, seem feeble in comparison.
An increase of population, an acquisition
Of capital, is the most efficient means of
promoting more rapid development of
these almost inexhaustible riches.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-18

temperature for Placerville
I 1LL1 "a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-18

VIIVW III \ Y TVVOTI OF
the rainfall at Pllcerville
since Septem aer, 1879. kept
at the Office of +. d. VI.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

Ars AsEazEsaz. rsCensassn1s tks following
e eae ~ las pisl1est zld fae 0est puidiass
ever eaten Ias ~ r-ilisags a. enc euIi1i
"a 5silsa ries better Z i1st cooked zna stu
sotl, farss eupfuis 4 milk. thres-ss lartefs q
= eupfli % sugar, : csllespooAfGl - e1fa
starch. two sEgs aad azsorMs Dissisa lAs
cDFn st4reh fifsE 3lEE q iilrls n-ll2 All Ll44
stF 10 Las reSg u tAs 2ilk adj yhe ye.ss
u the eygs AMI tAs silssr teatea tosetEer,
nov pat this over tie hrs eaeFs Is less danger
Of burning in a cllstzrd kettle, and VIXEN n0s
asid tbs aot rice. IL will seem IS = tAere
were too maca aaiik for Ens rice, bat there .
nJt. sir l. carefully CHtil u begins u
Ehicken ike Boiled gusJaFd. thea take II "a
the Ire..and add tae 1zgeriag -say extract "
lemon Fut Il il-o a pudz ing d-sa and pace
lE Ia tAs oven Soa bsat ia whites OF the
eggs a. = STA fTosh sHa adj Little si4gz4
snd navofiuE FAKE he Peddiag from tae
oven vixen coloIed a ht1is, spread tae froth
oyef the top ana rsturn It % the oven for q
few minutes u gave tas frotn ceilc2ts
colOring
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11
A r.efnl chri.tn,as Prc,ent.

Umbrella and psrasol cases TO hang on bed
room walls are coming into fashion again &C
coriing to Art Interchange. Very pretty
ones can 10 made Of denim, which comes IN
two colors, golden brown and blue, aud is
most effective when panied. Get yard Of
this material and cut for the back a triangl-
Ter piece with an oval top which must be
turned ina and bound with braid Of the same
color as the material; then cut two smaller
piecss-large enough 20 hold good sized UNI
hrslla-ssd sew them % the back with the
same finish q braid Paint on these pieces
in oils some appropriate conventional design
or simply mass q flowers. IL preferred fin-
ish with bows Of ribbon and hang on the wall
or door
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

Wogea mating cuiFs such as butchers Use
MAKE pretty holders for WIKI brooEls, when
bronzsd sAd hung b. ribbons.
A beautiful liStter IS made by covering
tE0 pastsbczrd leaves for covers with gray
Lael, embroidered In sohd palm leases Of
deep tile cressl, tho leaves being about an
inch and a hzlt apart aad a. various ans les.
Line ala nA with blolIsrs ~ usual
A pleasant gift Tor q SICK friend, who can
keep II near the pillows % enjoy its subdusa
osior, Is rose leaf bsg- Make a bag OF pale
pi1k. blue or olive silk. fourteen inshes Ion :
aud seven vide, and IA ovcrs,ip OF thin sheer
liaen Ok swiss Embroidsr the latter Ia
silk With rose and is fol8ge with single
petals as II they bad fallen Add ia outline
stitch "Sresrs 10 sweets or otaer pleasant
motto. Tlll Ire silk sack tsres-f0urths full
VITA 3rai rose petals. Slip tbs thin sacE
over &c aua tie with . ribbon and bows.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

ms cathedral - sid O. have hsd IL srigin
a. a. erection alads l1fiag tAs rsix1 "
Caarleu4nge la sl4 Frederic. lie red
sear'iesi, bestowed upon 10 ia 1852 The bones
az shrse holy kIngs. ard this gifi contributed
u - lmportaaes Ias boaes as atill retained
a. presiSus salei % leg daY. bat the cid
structure 49, blrasl Ia -. a. vhlcn aals
&c Is generally believed. tae present cathedral
Sas b.S1n fas work 40 bgltAk tbs re-
ansrkabls cathedral vas carried on. solls-
times actively. soslstllles SLOWLY s4a ofrea
entirely suspended. 81 tass it s..s not really
flushed until 1850
~ has $40 Immense and beautiful spires
cFer 10 fsel ligh. aad neatly tas whole out
SIDE Is covered With area rsct1ral ornamental
too aad sc1lplars. lasi4s lie llilasAse build
my IS VERY beautiful II zhf comes De- through
great staiaed glass wiada~s GA either -ids,
ald from others algA up near the arches CA
ths rooE The body 81 ths church measures
80 feet Ia length aad 90 iest Ia width In
taa relquarF are kept tho bones q tbs three
kngs, ma4ined b. sonas % 80 those OK ths
Mag, whs aid reverence 10 tas infant Jesus.
one may losk through tls open work ~ tho
sarcop Aaglls and SO thres skulls, eaeh wear
Ing a solden crown Tue cost OF the restora-
tion ~ tAs Cologne cathedral Is ssNimated at
xlao 10. Ho~ many readers can tel the
rala1er of dollars 10 cost
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11
cn.f.ctlnners. Thick Icing.

Table Talk tells how % make the conf-c-
toners thick icing that vii son be wanted
IA the home Kitchen % give rhe finisaiug
touch % TIE holiday fruit cake. Fut one
pound q grsnulstsd sugar and half pint
a water in a perfectly clean saucepan, stir
continually over the fra uatil the sugar dis
solves then boil without stirring until the
syrup spins a heavy thread from spoon
dipped isto L. Beat the whites Of two eggs
60 a very stuff frOth add to them gradually
TIE syrup. beating rapidly al the Vale. then
sdd a quarter teaSpooRfai 4 cream Of tartar.
and beat until cold an thick Flavor to tasts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11
powpADouR PIN CUSHION.

An ordinary cushion Of muslin or drilling
Is stuffed with hair and inclossd in bag Of
silk, satin or any preferred material The
bag is Just wide enough to let the cushion
slip in, and about two inches longer. 1t is
finished at the top with lace. After putting
the cushion in, ths upper part Of the bag is
tied together just above the cushion with a
cord. over which ribbon is tied in a large
bow. a loop Of ribbon, with bow at one
end, is then fastened on TO hang the cushion
By. but may DO left or, il preferred The
outside cover or slip i sometimes made Of
different colored ribbons joined together
with fancy stitches. Plain covers OF solid
color are very pretty, and are ornamented
with design or monogram, embroidered or
rainfed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

~ Sr7lt. A-servos eonntr. Es- -sris
rs a steerirtiea ~ = acvri device 20 prevent
and frai,Y eress AM korse ~ ne hahit ~
rr-rri1r fsnoss Re tskrT e pieca - iesthsr
esr inches .cnx sna f~r ncses wise-tsa iex
III sn ei1 hlcf will fe-euts xtrins laae~s-
vtse haif an ms apart. sa3 en within hsir
a. inca cf -is snes. and tdsn resssres sach
s'ter-afs vsrtp ef 'esfaer. saving sr strirs.
~fth Ave erenirTs Bred ~ iaathar sr-e.
saeias over fte tcrves eres ~ifh tha sfr1rs
ssfr.ss r,e hses rlsrinz ~, --r.rcts. 81 any
~fnrf ustsfs1.e ~ aniIsr zrs hetw-er rhe
estser sad ese t-ren~sa - keer Fl s~aT
frnnn tte eyes Car s7e7vh ~ rrocrce ffra 'is-
SEN Tees ist 80 aerss ir-ass n e cIasr sela
~-fh rient~ ~ rczsn Ess srrre rgerarss 80
fssr tka anzsen fence before am. AMI as -
= reslir q, srrn. -ae fsncs rises with ths
-aafisa 81 BIS hesd- ard BE- -raes - taa
rr,-,susi ~ifhtslf assslnG ths $50. ra- hcrxe
-vfli -, - tap r1al f,r en- h-ssr perAsrs
sra srai~ 3e=.Ft Af,tsr a s-csns isv w7th
- Esther spes.+4ri-s 81 -cnls art cesx she
hcrs- e. issp fsses 80 go Asga-Asassi-
- &SI1sI>-k>4.s3
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11


Ire hIs' 10 lee n Va ,ff A.. hlua hose
Iot-ait aIpeaes -tcfc. ssl sho e dee 20 : o.
IS 81 - sre .r,t nrDse SOS llie teN rtst
road on q c nurfh SIC f4 fnst.C- I 44e,lluus
ar. Smith msdc iie q lowing srteuen. To-
publication.
have c q = terrible 5 lf.fer rom q da-eer.
'rs LeAgt logtie f. 81 fonr sears. Ntiei bad
itIce good paysl1iaRs. J t.gc Ella e-l c1asisit
PAIN ur und The heart sn1 ttr0uf a monty ga
hTeslhing I Would tc o.upcl So 80 on a4c
chsir ana lean ipy head ans ni.etT port Of my
bod! ever another cnHlr 90 ".ei g ga 3. Il a. r.
tire Il fas a'm14 nfrssIr't 81. Is c 20 gsl say
rest IN ted When a;ttmr 20 resi and lrep
IA ny led my hat Nullc pfai 50 hRfd t',zi h.
pain and sense ~ su1oaxt.n9 - fearful Then.
tee my heart a sll fIncs .ntermit 81 ~ X Tped
every fOufth O. iith best ] have sougai help in
rlOida, sud have hCea o. IlAcs fetk AID
Denver aud ether pori'ns Ci CO. arseo
hoping that tie climate might he
OF tereft 10 Sc. have spent
am 5, every dollar ] c5ud rslss II ~. NJ 10 3
over have n3l teen ale Sc DO bat lltile work.
Counting the time hsve Oss ard the expense q
travel snd the large Zee ] have psid doctors, it
hes cost nc over s $50 during De psst four cats
AN able a. esru from sA54 g. 81 ter CAV
bon ale 90 work Vow. retsTlirg what r.
nulingS has cone %. ne @ = smp.y wonderful
NJ heart trouble IS cmeJ. ghtIc j. 10 inter
miitiIg, NJ pain, 10 soreness. 10 hsra iefting.
10 DIR cllg in s'leYlrg ia Ted like other lgiks "a
ght snd fee rested and ready Tor work in the
morning. The Iuecl Zoe lie gave me- proved fo fe
the II ghf medicine gTd TO ulsfake. u hclpnt
me from ire very fn dose LIS thfu one roni q =
treatment has cured nte"
"Yes ! want zen 20 publish what J have said.
for perhaps II nay be tie LEA OF othefs seek
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

= m r@tnk ~tofr OF ~efttR - fi-N tnA = Y A.
The nsxpis is very visilant bird, notable
Tor its cunning both IA eiudin< Is enemies
and IN seeking ifs food In England. While
Is j. psrSecu.sd By game keepers, il IS en-
couraged in tho vicinity % human habita-
tons and often makes is nest under the
caves n churches and other buildings Ths
rnsxris f. easily tamesi. becomes very fanil-
isr and learns 90 srricaiats a few words.
In sweden, ssers rnagries are oftsa famed
by the peasants some curious stories srs
to,d Following IS one ~ these
several maEpisS haf built their nests N
srus alder tress on the banks 81 river A
number II crows also freQueutsd the neigh
horhoo.i. but did not interiors With the mag
niss For a long time TIE birds ~srs undis-
f,,rt.-i. but sr length al old bouss cat took it
INTO Der wickAi bead, aos only 20 modest The
parents. but 20 seveur thsir yosng.
EarlT ans morning q PERSON resident in the
nsirsborhcod was axassuei ~ cries and
s-r-arss. sprsrsutiF preceding from the
frsthsrsi colony Hs rev oren his win
dow whsn 81 extrsort aiarT sight presented
tseif number rf uagpiss AMI crows had
mites .beir ferces. Ard wer- carving Az y
trtbeir saIons TIE ps,ar Ga cat. who vss now
high ia IRE air and sariexiDg la The most iis-
risi manner
The sndfer srcuinc cf TIRE window ard TIE
iauzbtsr 81 she s-f,7e.i -niaosars vas u'ifor-
frnsfeIe. ere eausa ~ sroi .ns the snort as enc
alarmed birds 'st go ftefr soid ~ the strug-
cling virfl1. VIE ls' sras inta 'be river
But rnssv. ss w. So xnovv. has nine lives.
and IN "A few ninut,s she appeared dripping
vet ard thors aT coVed. sad without
ever Eiaare a. Ger rorr1erfers. she xsii0resi
t..tre. -h1a ffe hsrfs vheriaa thrruzh TIRE
air ur-erirx ecnt rrcfs cries. as thaugh r.
icirinz 81 tfair victory
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

StuEag for haksd turkey. chicken. etc i,
~ made as follows. Soak sufficient stale
tresd in coid water e. fil TIE bird ard then
sqreezs Is dry in towel Put sorle butter
In sts~rsa. and VIXEN hot stir in little
minced onion. a tabiesrocRfHl or two 4
chopped parsley. ha9 a teasroouful - pow
fsrad fhyrne, little grated nutmeg, pepper.
sals and stock or water - Doistsn sll srlfFl-
cientlv stir over the fire until II leaves the
bottom ard sides Of the pan. then mix in two
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

n. Pssrce pleasant Parrssir re Pc sts srs
rrsventivs a. vel a. cursuvs. A few g.
h-~n affffie b snts taxsn a. the GEht
iitne With 6tsIs expense ard no ifror ven
isrrs vii sccofav iiza wasf rlauw 1oi srs
ard rrch serr - el 1ms w s 10 81
s'ler IliEease sn,e 1etIis voH VIZ sl7 i-ea
grasp C-uStlrsr or rslievea tre tiTET
rexsiisfe3. tae sIaos puTiEee. WI t3rtifY
z-ssnsi ss~srs sri a. cc1fsg efls diseases.
nsrsons irterai1E trars'. chsrEin- 1ief
rsfer aaa eiirusrs. vi fn3 invssrsaie D.
Pfercs-s Pirsssnt pnrsstys Pellets. IN
viais convenient 20 csr~v.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

Secure ons Of the toy barrels made for
hclaiag candy and Tor sale At 10 cents each.
FIJI it half fan q shot, bore hole Ia the
cover through which Pen holder can 30
stuck, and tack or the edss Of the barrel =
butterfly Pen wiper An improvement on
the ABOVE Is suggested. let the top Of the
barrel b open 81 that several pens and PEN
els can b. placed therein, sharp points down
The shot Ia sas barrel VIII hold these in an
uprighf position and az furthermore keep
the pens clean and free from rust When
The ma<sr knows ho~ - handle paints, thu
barrel may b. transformed into a silver ono
with bras hoops, or an al soid affair, ac-
cordl1g % tho tas,e q ths ons who deco
rates H.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

The su~set way - cook mix without
sccrrsin< IS "a = d0uhls boiler CT e tia that
ais ia o kstt.sof h0ihnz wster The wettinE
Ct a kettle VIII cold uafrr ard allowing 81 -
remain q Few minutes before putfing che mix
in 81 lessen the danger IL scorchIag.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

polished VOID sf~fsce thar hss rr0~n
sril vish ~ -zaT - hrizktsnei -irs Hnseed
oif Prt = s--, ~ -~o - eil ~ trne ~ a
vooien rag and raa 1uicklY hrt eveniy. Use
trfie asi AID patient rubbing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11
A. saooao re HOUSE

Leather EeearA.fsz4 ~ SO sst4o2s fos
lAsiss~aA- Dsrz--ss~fal Recipes.
Ola4zlsnled le4 lar rseFsssa.s fssz ca )
lztesf e4laa - E4lc<czas latsf-sx aeeoFsfil.a,
Lzr44lsziAx - slPsEssess eFea csstiy Tres
coes- DscaFsasa lestsef i Essi ~ nHls1 x
Ne walls - AsTsrlss. 1lzlag sos11ss alla "A s.
Caly tas a. Srscss q iasraer, PREPARED z.-.i
aFaazzsaisa 49, yEssslsss s<iil and care, sss
ssi14s.s fsr tAis exclusive az Getty slyls u
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

In ths dainty little pin cushion seen in the
cut may lie found q suggestion 10 ladies who
are manufacturing THAR Christmas gifts be
times This cushi0n, sometimes called pom
padour, IS usually made 70 hang on the drces-
ing table or bureau, a style frequently more
convenient than the old one. ~ represents
one OF those pretty, uapretentious TRIES
such a. every body has Use Tor at the holiday
saason
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11
NOT PRETENDED SKILL,
OF the fssghezt Ofatr ixhs rsre
ia Grams HAa a.

in Grams S4e a.
During practice q q sew nonths
DT. r. G. billings has InAas many
sc ztfol friends smonE the beat
citizens Hundreds osn De referred 80
who have bees made better by his location
here Very many have been cured Nhs
had been considered pAst case. Tae extra
ordinary merit oi the various me.bosis Of
treatment which the Doctor employs las
been Tally proven. bis clsiBis a. paysl-
elan, and the remarkable ci&iHus taat tRoss
who have seen his patients have ns5e for
him. heve been tested an1 fouxo ful.y war
fanied and more. As result the lsectars
rooms az Ne. : Central llsef Ruiidins On
fountsln-st. sFs always crow .ea wi.h ga
iieots, ana T. great exfeni ihey aFs those
Who represent = class ~ Grand Rsyids
people who have not heretofore looked for
help outside The regular methods If ne1l.
che. Never vac a newcomer better patron
lzso or BY better class - patients.
The following srs extracts from inter
views With Grand Rapids eitzgls
How Several Residents Of Grsma Rapids
Have Bcsn Gated
"Eg fHEfK fruits - sHsts ANow raEg"
il aaisine injunction, aud saou q 5reral smaue
Tie SICK ga lhls com nAllsf. when coma dcf IA
Tie following Statements.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11

Among IRE many articles rhich loving
fngers can raaEe aad quite appropriate for
CHRISTMAS GIFTS, = the paper weight illus
trated "a ths cu-. A gsalas IN such matters
tslls a es.aaa Days how 70 make il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-12-11
Lake Shore { Mich. Southern.
Change N t,me o @ 1e &C Nov, L.

A local freight leaves Grand Rapids at D
N. carrying passengers a. far as Kalamazoo.
AL trains daily except Sunday.
Through tickets 10 all points aud berths to Sleep
ing coaches can be secured at Union Ticket Oaico
g. MonrOe-st.. and at depot
J. ". MCKESSEY, Agt
GEo. W. MUNsog. City Ticket Agent.